Seven and Four

Use the diagram to identify the process or number represented in the Nitrogen Cycle?

• Conversion of ammonia to nitrates

• Nitrogen fixation

• Assimilation

• Ammonification

• Conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia

• Denitrification

• Conversion of nitrates back to nitrogen gas

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GA.SEV1.c.

Match the following:

• Transpiration

• I am an area of land that supplies water to a river system. What am I?

• Watershed

• I am the process where water changes from liquid to a gas called water vapor. What am I?

• Condensation

• I am the process by which water vapor turns into liquid water. What am I?

• Infiltration

• I am the process of water soaking into the ground to become groundwater. What am I?

• Evaporation

• I am the process by which plants release water vapor through my leaf stomata into the atmosphere. What am I?

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GA.SEV1.c.

I am an area of coniferous forest and cold climates. Where am I?

• Taiga

• Deciduous Forest

• Tundra

• Desert

• Grassland

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GA.SEV1.d.

Match the following Aquatic biomes with their characteristics:

• Ocean

• A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, lake, or another river.

• Pond

• Where water with low and high salinity meet; high in nutrients creating lots of biodiversity.

• Estuary

• A small body of still water formed naturally or by artificial means.

• Stream

• A large, high salinity body that makes up an estimated 97% of the world’s total water; has major impact on temperature, weather, and the food supply for earth's organisms.

• River

• A small, narrow body of flowing water.

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GA.SEV1.e.

Match the following terrestrial biomes to their characteristics:

• tundra

• The hot and dry summers, along with low and dense plant growth makes the risk of fire high in this area. Prairie dogs are found here.

• Desert

• A dry, barren area with little precipitation.

• temperate deciduous forest

• Permanently frozen soil, dwarf forms of plants, little precipitation, little decomposition.

• temperate grassland

• Four distinct seasons with precipitation evenly distributed through the year. Common plants and animals include oak, hickory, deer, bears and many songbirds.

• temperate rainforest

• This biome in the northwestern USA has a cold winters and hot summers with abundant rainfall to support very tall trees like redwoods and sequoias.

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GA.SEV1.d.

Analyze then organize the following factors into the corresponding categories in terms of ecological succession within an ecosystem.​

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Groups:

(a) Primary Succession

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(b) Secondary Succession

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(c) Climax Community

• Bacteria

• Pioneer Species

• Begins after a flood has receded

• Occurs relatively quickly

• Occurs relatively slowly

• Well established community of stable organisms

• Occurs slowly

• Begins after a forest fire

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GA.SEV2.c.

I occur seasonally. I may take months or weeks depending on the distance. My journey could be very long and often it is with others. What am I?

• Migration

• Adaptation

• Extinction

• Mimicry

• Biodiversity

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GA.SEV2.d.

If there is 1000Kcal available in Tropic level #1 with the producers, how much energy is available in Tropic level #2 with the herbivores?

• 10Kcal

• 1Kcal

• 100Kcal

• 1000Kcal

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GA.SEV1.b.

Which of the following is illustrated in image #4?

• An ecosystem is the interaction between the biotic and abiotic factors.

• A community is a group of different populations in the same area.

• An organism is one living thing.

• A population is a group of the same organisms.

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GA.SEV1.a.

Use the diagram to identify an example of an ORGANISM within the biological levels of organization.

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• Image

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